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    Gobblers

    If you want more turkeys and small game, help them flourish by reducing the predators. Coons and opossums are the biggest threat to a Turkey nest full of eggs. One coon or opossum can destroy the entire nest and eggs. Multiply that times however many Turkey hens you may have and you can see how...
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    Game Cameras

    Before buying any cell camera make sure you have a good fairly strong cellular signal in the area where the camera will utilized. The cameras are cell company specific. Also, the cameras operate best and longest on the Energizer lithium ion batteries. Those are $21.98 here at Sam’s Club for a...
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    Game Cameras

    B23; sorry for the late reply. Regarding my cell camera data usage; I run four Spartan cell cameras in my trapping work via my Verizon service. My Verizon service plan is for 4gb of data per month and I never exceed that with those cameras taking hundreds of pictures every week. The key to...
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    Game Cameras

    Those tiny microscopic size ants can get into a trail camera thru a vent, external power jack, loose gasket or ?? and ruin a camera. They make a nest inside and lay millions of wet eggs causing much corrosion and short circuits. It’s very maddening to open your camera and see a million ants fall...
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    Game Cameras

    I read somewhere that woodpeckers would peck and break out the fresnel lens on some trail cameras. Do an Internet search for that subject and you can probably find that information and how to replace the lens yourself.
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    Hog hunt

    Hog hunting comes in all forms from still hunting from a tree stand or ground blind watching a corn feeder to dog hunting to hanging out of the side door of a helicopter with a semi auto rifle blasting hogs as they are chased across fields. Search the Internet for “Helicopter Hog Hunting” and...
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    Game Cameras

    I have several Browning Strikeforce IR cameras and three Spartan wireless cellular cameras and use them in my trapping work. With the cellular wireless cameras, I can monitor traps from home, trigger traps, etc. Check out the cameras and reviews at trailcampro.com Buy from them and get free...
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